Colleen Larmour – illustratör

A story of big, boundless, can't-sit-still, BISH BASH BOSH energy!A story of big, boundless, can't-sit-still, BISH BASH BOSH energy!Billy is FULL of energy - he's always moving, roaring... and sometimes getting into trouble. But Billy learns to give voice to his energy and channel it in a positive direction in this sweet and empathetic book to share.

Discover the joyful and emotional new rhyming storybook about Kiki, whose brain is hullaballoo! The inspiring picture book for parents and children with busy brains.Winner of the KPMG Honour Award for Illustration, 2026.Here I am, little Kiki Dime. I have a brain that’s hullaballoo.It buzzes all day and most of the night. It buzzes when I’m sat on the loo. Kiki's brain goes a mile a minute - and sometimes she wishes it would just stop!This beautifully illustrated story brings us inside Kiki's mind, and celebrates the way she thinks, as well as offering ways to help direct Kiki’s creativity and energy.Written with humour and in accessible rhyming text, discover the joyful and empathetic illustrated story designed to help support emotional growth and awareness in children.“Explains 'hullabaloo brains' in an excellent way... The drawings are lovely and colourful [and] the words used are easy to understand” - 5-star review“What a beautiful book. The colours and illustrations are just gorgeous. The story itself is not too long or complicated but provides a great platform for talking about our brains and how we can manage and communicate our inner self.” - 5-star review

Discover the joyful and emotional new rhyming storybook about Kiki, whose brain is hullaballoo! The inspiring picture book for parents and children with busy brains.Winner of the KPMG Honour Award for Illustration, 2026.Here I am, little Kiki Dime. I have a brain that’s hullaballoo.It buzzes all day and most of the night. It buzzes when I’m sat on the loo. Kiki's brain goes a mile a minute - and sometimes she wishes it would just stop!This beautifully illustrated story brings us inside Kiki's mind, and celebrates the way she thinks, as well as offering ways to help direct Kiki’s creativity and energy.Written with humour and in accessible rhyming text, discover the joyful and empathetic illustrated story designed to help support emotional growth and awareness in children.“Explains 'hullabaloo brains' in an excellent way... The drawings are lovely and colourful [and] the words used are easy to understand” - 5-star review“What a beautiful book. The colours and illustrations are just gorgeous. The story itself is not too long or complicated but provides a great platform for talking about our brains and how we can manage and communicate our inner self.” - 5-star review

In this green city, neighbours take care of all living things: people, plants and animals, too! Many people choose a bicycle, scooter or their own two feet to get where they need to go. A family collects the rain to water their garden, while solar panels capture the energy from the sun; pipes gather heat from underground, and a windmill turns to power the community. Residents keep hens and hives in their yards, and care for flower beds that feed bees, birds and butterflies. Here, people all work together to make the city green. Can we do the same where we live?

Follow a mother bear as she teaches her cubs how to survive in the wilderness in this beautiful and absorbing Nature Storybook.Spring has arrived in Alaska, and a brown bear is waking up. She was alone when she fell asleep at the start of winter; now she is climbing out of her den with two cubs. Follow them as they discover how to survive in the wilderness, from climbing trees to catching salmon, as their mother teaches the cubs how to be bears. From zoologist Dr Nick Crumpton and with stunning art from Colleen Larmour, this is a gentle and fascinating introduction to brown bears.

A delightful book about how to be a kind and thoughtful friend, perfectly pitched for children starting school.Friendships are precious, but they can also be tricky to navigate – especially when you're little. In this charming and supremely sensitive book, we meet Sukie and Joe: two children making friends for the first time. With words by Amanda McCardie, who has studied child development at the Tavistock, and pictures from Colleen Larmour, a rising star, Making Friends is the perfect tool for talking to very young children about friendship and everything that goes with it, from meeting new people to celebrating differences and standing up for one another."Remarkable ... a good starting place to help children talk through emotions." Observer on A Book of Feelings (McCardie)